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todayiamadaisyIt's re-enrolment time again. It was going to be so easy this time round: I only need to do two more subjects and I'm done. Except... there's always an "except", isn't there?
One of the subjects I was to do next year is a compulsory subject for people (e.g. me) doing a major in Politics. Except (there it is again) it's not being offered next year. Why would you do that? Why make a subject compulsory and then not offer it? Or, at the very least, why not tell students that it isn't offered every year? Grrr. (And grrr at myself, too, because I should have checked last year, or at least not put it off because it sounds boring.)
So I've had a roller-coaster of a morning: down when I discovered this, up when I found out I may be able to do something else instead, down when that fell through, up again, and so on and so on. Right now I'm waiting for the course advisor to get back to me; I may be able to substitute another subject after all (another subject being run by the same professor who would take the compulsory subject, I might add, so it's not like they don't have the staff).
One of the subjects I was to do next year is a compulsory subject for people (e.g. me) doing a major in Politics. Except (there it is again) it's not being offered next year. Why would you do that? Why make a subject compulsory and then not offer it? Or, at the very least, why not tell students that it isn't offered every year? Grrr. (And grrr at myself, too, because I should have checked last year, or at least not put it off because it sounds boring.)
So I've had a roller-coaster of a morning: down when I discovered this, up when I found out I may be able to do something else instead, down when that fell through, up again, and so on and so on. Right now I'm waiting for the course advisor to get back to me; I may be able to substitute another subject after all (another subject being run by the same professor who would take the compulsory subject, I might add, so it's not like they don't have the staff).